I am a programming novice.
I want to write a program to display hello in 64 bit masm.
I use VS Code with ml64.exe and gcc.
Here is what I wrote:

;; file name: hello.asm
printf proto

.data
    messenge dq "hello", 0

.code
main proc
    sub rsp, 40h
    mov rcx, messenge
    call printf
    add rsp, 40h
    ret
main endp

end

I wrote a script to assemble, link and execute:

@:: file name: run.cmd
@ml64/c hello.asm
@gcc-o hello.exe hello.obj
@del *.obj
@hello.exe

It goes like this:

C:\code\MASM>run.cmd
Microsoft (R) Macro Assembler (x64) Version 14.25.28614.0
Copyright (C) Microsoft Corporation.All rights reserved.

 Assembling: hello.asm

It does not output the hello string.
How can I fix this?

uj5u.com enthusiastic netizens replied:

I only use ml64 hello.asm(without gcc) to build It .

;; file name: hello.asm
printf proto
includelib msvcrt.lib
includelib legacy_stdio_definitions.lib

.data
    messenge db "hello", 13, 0

.code
main proc
    sub rsp, 40h
    mov rcx, offset messenge
    call printf
    add rsp, 40h
    ret
main endp

end

is basically what Michael said.